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UFOs: 12 Things Everyone Should Know (A Christian Perspective)
What implications would a government disclosure affirming the existence of intelligent extraterrestrial life have for humanity and religion, specifically Christianity? Is the whole thing a hoax? Should the Christian community address the presumably preposterous, yet pressing issue? What should a parent teach their child about aliens? The enigma of the UFO phenomenon lies in its nature, origin, and purpose. UFOs: 12 Things Everyone Should Know will quickly update you in understanding the bigger picture from a cultural and biblical perspective while simultaneously equipping you in understanding the nature and purpose of the phenomenon and where it's headed.
Postmodernism
Like most people, when I first heard about postmodernism, I thought it was absolutely the most ridiculous and ludicrous worldview I had ever encountered. Initially, it sounded like just another meaningless mind game hatched by some intellectual types hidden away in an ivory tower somewhere. However, I've quickly learned that postmodernism is a reaction to the most profound spiritual and philisophical crises of our time and very indicative of the spiritual status of contemporary North America. After discovering the implications of a postmodern worldview, I was frustrated to discover that the vast majority of ministry resources, especially in the areas of church growth and evangelism were not geared towards reaching a postmodern culture. During this same period, over a burger and fries, some teen-agers from my church asked me, "What exactly is postmodernism and what should we be doing about it?" Minus the cheeseburger and fries, this book answers these two pertinent questions.
Help! I'm Really Single
Are you serious about wanting to be married? If this is your goal, Help! Im Really Single can immediately begin to guide you toward a much wiser and more purposeful dating strategy. Like a survival guide, this handbook reveals some practical insights for navigating the twenty-first-century singles scene and finding the right person. Is it okay to date someone whos going through a divorce? Since sexual compatibility is so important, shouldnt you know if youre compatible or not prior to marriage? How will I know if theyre the right one to marry? How can I become more attractive? Are you purposefully or aimlessly dating? Do you know the dates to avoid? How can you put an end to your datelessnes...
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The Personal Journal of Solomon
" ... an exposition of Ecclesiastes that shows a sound understanding of Scripture and deep pastoral knowledge of the human heart. It is readable, practical, and challenging to all our our lives. I am glad to give it a strong commendation; Wayne Grudem"--Back cover.
Flavor of Fear
"From the dark corner of the room the hand of fear, abuse and hate scratched into every experience of Shawna's life. The fear she felt consumed her. Author Shawna Brotherton tells her amazing story of how God changed her fear-ridden life to one of mercy and grace."--Back cover.
Ethics and Law in Modern Medicine
Ethics and Law in Modern Medicine is a unique book that explores the field of medical ethics and health care decision-making through hypothetical case studies. The truly unique feature of this volume is that each chapter sets forth a hypothetical fact pattern which includes role assignments to encourage participants to actively take part in group discussions and debate the controversial and cutting-edge topics that are presented. Each chapter includes in-depth discussion questions which thoroughly explore issues raised by the hypothetical fact patterns, and suggested readings provide background for participants. Additionally, the volume contains excerpts from key statutes and case law which govern the decision-making process presented in each chapter. The volume covers a wide variety of issues including HIV, the health care rights of minors, consent and confidentiality, assisted reproductive technology, property rights in bodily organs, research ethics, religious freedom and the right to refuse care, rationing of scarce resources, surrogate decision-making, and several other traditional as well as unique ethical, legal, and social issues.
Ask Pastor Darryl
Questions! Questions! Questions! Everyone has questions. In this book by Pastors Darryl DelHousaye and Bobby Brewer of Scottsdale Bible Church, the authors answer some of the most frequently asked questions about the Bible. Topics addressed include: abortion, baptism, cloning, homosexuality, marriage and divorce, prayer, salvation, and thirty more.If you need clear, concise answers to your questions about the Bible, this book will be of significant help. It will readily find a place on your shelf of most-frequently-used books.
Star Struck
Lilly DuMont is graduating from university and dreams of a future in a trendy ad agency, until an ugly break-up, an endless job search and a horoscope app that is too precise for comfort all cast a shadow over her bright future. Vowing to regain control over her life, she swears off romance and fun and is determined to focus on her career. It sounds simple enough, until the horoscope app and the mysterious Marcus direct her path into surreal adventures that even she couldn't dream up.
The New Christian Right
This book of original essays provides an objective and enlightening analysis of the emergence and changing forms of the New Christian Right. The subject is in itself important in contemporary American life, but in addition The New Christian Right reexamines standard theories of social movements and the relationship between religion and politics in America today. The book presents findings from original research, including surveys, personal interviews with elites, analysis of financial documents, reanalysis of existing data, and analysis of direct-mail solicitations and other primary literature. The New Christian Right is balanced and objective rather than partisan and evaluative. Using non-technical and non-jargonistic language, the authors raise questions concerning the nature of religion, the role of status groups, and contemporary directions in American culture.
